I stayed there on January 2nd. It was full of guests. You can stay in a Mediterranean (or Greek) style building. The tiles used are Portuguese style. The tile design is arabesque, giving a Spanish feel. In the large bath with tiles, a hot spring is playing an enka-like song sung in a language I don't understand. I'm not sure if all of these things are Mediterranean style, but they have an exotic feel. There are signs in Spanish, English and Japanese all over the place. For dinner, you can eat dishes from Cococha, which has won a Michelin star in Spain. It's very delicious. I'm glad I chose this inn. At the dinner buffet, you can choose to eat spiny lobster with American sauce. The breakfast is average. There seem to be many families with small children and young people who want to experience the feeling of traveling abroad.
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